Ever wanted to make a 3D game using Logo in the browser? Now you can!

That's right, Logo -- the language with the turtles -- is actually quite well-suited for creating simple 2D and 3D games, and requires many fewer lines of code to do most things than other languages. It's a great bridge between Scratch and languages such as Lua or Python -- it's text-based but doesn't require much in the way of fancy syntax (you can even stack multiple commands on the same line!) and its hundreds of built-in commands and functions mean you can get to building a game straightaway. 

If you've always wanted to try to make a game but have been hesitant because it seems too complicated, you should try turtleSpaces!

turtleSpaces has a web-based IDE and the ability to share creations via the web, but also binary executables for Windows, macOS and Linux for those interested in more performance (an Android 'player' for mobile is 'in the pipe'.)  The website has a number of examples and tutorials, and there are plenty of free books on the web about Logo. 

Check it out and let us know what you think! 

https://turtlespaces.itch.io/turtlespaces

turtleSpaces is written in Google Go.